CN1482485A - Conduit insert for optical fiber cable - Google Patents
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Abstract
A flexible innerduct structure (10) is configured to contain a cable within a conduit. The innerduct structure includes a pair of adjacent strip-shaped layers (20, 21) of flexible material that are joined along their longitudinal edges (24) to define a channel (14) through which the cable can extend longitudinally through the innerduct structure between the layers. The adjacent layers have differing widths between their longitudinal edges, whereby the wider layer bulges away from the narrower layer to impart an open configuration to the channel. Other features of the innerduct structure relate to the material of which it is formed. Such features includes the structure of the material, such as a woven structure, and further include properties such as melting point, tensile strength, elongation, coefficient of friction, crimp resistance and compression recovery.
Description
The application is to be that May 2, application number in 2002 are 10/138 the applying date, the subsequent application of 740 U.S. Patent application, this 10/138,740 application is to be that August 10 calendar year 2001, application number are 09/928 the applying date, 054, the patent No. is 6, the subsequent application of 421,485 patented claim, and 09/928,054 application is to be that September 22, application number in 1999 are 09/400 the applying date, 778, the patent No. is the subsequent application of 6,304,698 U.S. Patent application.
Technical field
Present invention relates in general to such one type pipe, it can be used to encapsulate underground cable such as fiber optic cables, concentric cable etc.The present invention be more particularly directed to a kind of separation device, thereby this equipment can insert in the pipeline this pipeline is divided into different zones.The present invention refers in particular to a kind of elongated shape separation device of flexibility, like this its can be inserted into one buried and wherein existing single line cable, have in the pipeline of analog such as corner elbow.
Cable such as optical telecommunications cable usually all will be in the very long distances in lower berth, ground, sometimes or even several kilometer.It is underground that those skilled in the art know that cable will be embedded in, and goes up the bracing or strutting arrangement of not assembling current collection cable and cable in this wise.In addition, cable is layered on the underground damage that makes it avoid various meteorological conditions and other potential harmful condition.
Background technology
Thereby those skilled in the art know that cable will be laid in the pipeline can protect underground cable more all sidedly.This pipeline normally forms by being layered on polychloroethylene pipes or analog underground, that have certain-length.Then, and a rope blown over pipeline, an end of rope is hitched a communication cable, cable is dragged piping thereby pull rope.In a single day cable is put well in pipeline, pipeline just can protect cable to avoid the damage of various meteorological conditions, water and other factor.
Have now found that some rodent gnaws through underground pipeline sometimes.Therefore, the diameter of used most of underground pipeline is all at two more than the inch, thereby it is damaged even as big as preventing most of rodents.Although this pipeline can provide excellent protection for communication cable, can there be a large amount of untapped spaces or shadow region in this pipeline.Along with the invention of fiber optic cables, therefore a kind of diameter of cable can only have half inch or littler, just has more dead band in the common like this pipeline.
When a pipeline after underground burying, may also to move second communication cable subsequently at same position.Therefore, preferably utilize the dead band of existing pipeline from the economical angle that saves time, rather than repave one section new pipeline.Yet, have found that it is very difficult only inserting second cable in the pipeline of an existing cable.When rope is blown in the pipeline of an existing cable, perhaps " to crawl " when passing this pipeline when second cable, their are understood usually be blocked thereby can't insert second cable by first pipeline.
Thereby someone advises a separation scraper is inserted in the pipeline this pipeline is divided into various piece, and inserting second cable like this will be easier.The problem of doing like this is when the pipeline of laying is very long, wherein always has some and rises and falls, and also can run into the bending in the design sometimes, such as at the underpass place etc., present so known separation scraper these local lay get up promptly to allow to also very difficult.
Therefore just need a kind of equipment that a pipeline is divided into as a underground communication cable pipeline or be divided into different parts.This equipment must be able to be inserted into one and be embedded in the underground pipeline, and wherein also may there be the sharp turn in this pipeline voltage mile that can wriggle.Here also need a kind of separation device, it can utilize the space in the pipeline better.
Summary of the invention
The present invention includes a kind of inner tube structure of flexibility, it is configured to be used for hold a cable in a pipeline.Should in pipe comprise a pair of adjacent flexible material bar shaped layer body, thereby this flexible material bar shaped layer body along longitudinal edge in conjunction with forming a passage, by this passage cable can vertically pass layer with layer between inner tube structure.A principal character of the present invention is, an adjacent layer body has different width between its longitudinal edge, thereby thereby the layer of broad know from experience drum forms passage from narrower layer body a opening.
Further feature of the present invention relates to the material that constitutes inner tube structure.These features comprise the structure of material, as its braiding structure, also comprise physical characteristics such as fusing point, tensile strength, extensibility, friction factor, coiling-resistant intensity and the compression and back renaturation etc. of material.
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With reference to following explanation and accompanying drawing thereof, the present invention will be clearer.Wherein:
Fig. 1 is the axonometric drawing that comprises a conduit insert device of first embodiment of the invention;
Fig. 2 is the sectional view of Fig. 1 device;
Fig. 3 is that Fig. 1 device is at a ducted axonometric drawing;
Fig. 4 is the sectional view that comprises a device of second embodiment of the invention;
Fig. 5 is the partial view of the used optical cable of the present invention;
Fig. 6 is the synoptic diagram of pipe layer material in constructed according to the invention;
Fig. 7 has schematically showed the situation of Fig. 4 device on a testing apparatus; And
Fig. 8 is the synoptic diagram of pipe layer material in constructed according to the invention another.
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With reference now to accompanying drawing,, plug-in unit of Reference numeral 10 expressions, this plug-in unit also can be described as pipe at this, and it is inserted in the fiber optic cables pipeline 12.As shown in Figure 3, have in one in the pipeline 12 and manage 10, obviously also can in a pipeline 12, insert many interior pipes as interior pipe 10 according to the difference of pipeline 12 diameters.For example, thus three so interior pipes can be inserted into a diameter is to form 9 passages that can insert fiber optic cables in 4 inches the pipeline.
This textile material is preferably flexible material, thereby does not have overslaugh or do not produce too much heat interior pipe 10 can be pulled through pipeline 12 time.Thereby this textile material also has other various ways makes cable in one of them passage 14 can not run into cable in the adjacency channel 14.For this reason, layer 16,18,20,22 in first embodiment all is that filament number is 520 deniers' 100% a plain weave nylon material, it is all knitted with 38.5 filling density with through close (pick and endcount) at broadwise and warp-wise, has the filling density of 40X40 after weaving and through close.The weight of this fabric is 6.0 ounces every yard (oz.yd).Obviously filament number can change between the 200-1000 denier, thus and filling density and also can change to some extent to provide required covering to prevent from effectively to contact between the fiber optic cables through close.
As mentioned above, yarn is preferably 520 deniers' nylon 6 monofilament, but also can adopt the polyester of another kind of yarn as 520 deniers, as long as it has required characteristic.
Thereby in the pipe 10 do very long can being inserted in the pipeline 12 that had before installed.Each layer 16-22 is by making or thereby other connected mode connects the textile material bar end-to-end continuously and forms corresponding length.The dragrope 26 that is preferably woven plastics band or woven plastics rope ties up to of fiber optic cables (not shown), catches the other end of dragrope 26 to drag passage 14 then.Dragrope 26 preferably promptly is placed on the layer 16,18,20 before the connection of marginal portion overlapping along the longitudinal at layer 16-22.
For example as shown in Figure 3, in one pipe 10 to be inserted in an internal diameter be in 4 inches the pipeline 12.Strip-shaped fabric layer 20 is 3 inches wide, and layer 18 and 22 is 4 inches wide, and layer 16 is 6 inches wide.Therefore the width of this narrowest one deck is less than the internal diameter of pipeline 12.Do like this manage in helping when interior pipe 10 is pulled through pipeline 12 to make 10 and pipeline 12 between the friction minimum.
Pipe is made easily in above-mentioned, and this structure can make fiber optic cables can drag passage with not hindering, perhaps can be owing to friction not form heat accumulation continuously, and this structure can not make between the adjacent fiber cable in other passage of plug-in unit and forms contact or alternation loss.
Figure 4 shows that second embodiment of the flexible inner tube structure 100 of the present invention.The same with the inner tube structure 10 among first embodiment, inner tube structure 100 among second embodiment also comprises flexible woven material 102,104,106,108, they respectively along its longitudinal edge portions 110,112,114 and 116 through sewing up 118 and the bar shaped layer that couples together.Adjacent each all forms separately cable passage 121,123 or 125 to layer.According to the present invention, each all has different width to layer between their longitudinal edge portions, so the layer of broad can rouse from narrower layer in this a pair of layer, thereby forms the opening of passage 121,123 or 125.
The same with interior pipe 10, passage 121,123 or 125 opening help cable vertically to insert and dragged passage 121,123 or 125 by separately dragrope 131,133 and 135 in the interior pipe 100.This is because the space of layer between the 102-108 helps to prevent that them from being dropped along with cable, thereby pipe 100 longitudinally moves past at cable and dragrope 131-135 under the effect of passage 121,123 or 125 assemble bunchy in pipeline in helping to prevent.
As mentioned above, thus the formation of interior pipe 10 sections parts is to be interconnected along their longitudinal edge portions by different textile material bars to form alternating layer 16,18,20 and 22 and realize.As shown in Figure 4, the alternating layer 102,104,106 and 108 of interior pipe 100 be only by a textile material 140 through folding and they the longitudinal edge portions interconnection and form.The present invention also can adopt two, three, four or more strip materials to form alternating layer.Each bar all is in a plurality of continuous bars, and formation has the interior pipe of certain-length, for example extensible three to four miles of this length thereby these ends link to each other with end.
Fig. 5 is the part synoptic diagram that is contained in the fiber optic cables 150 in the pipe in the present invention.Cable 150 comprise one its contain the plastic casing 152 of a branch of optical fiber 154.Each layer that is used for holding the interior pipe of cable 150 preferably is made of flexible plastic material, with respect to plastic casing 152, specifies the temperature of fusion of this material to be not less than the temperature of fusion of plastic casing material, more preferably is higher than the temperature of fusion of plastic casing material.This helps to guarantee can not make cable 150 burn throughs because of sliding friction when cable 150 is managed in vertically dragging.According to feature of the present invention, interior pipe layer is preferably formed by nylon 6, and its temperature of fusion is approximately 220 ℃ like this.
For the burn through impedance of cable, can also stipulate that this test roughly is similar to the cutting test of known Bellcore dragrope pipeline with reference to dragrope pipeline cutting test result.According to feature of the present invention, the material of interior pipe layer preferably is defined as: diameter is the sample that 0.25 polypropylene rope can the burn through inner tube structure when continuing to drag sample in 90 seconds at least with the speed of 100 feet of per minutes under 450 pounds of pulling force.
The material of interior pipe layer can further be stipulated with respect to the material of dragrope.According to feature of the present invention, the material of layer and the material of dragrope preferably have length growth rate separately, and this length growth rate is equal substantially under given pulling force.If the length growth rate of interior pipe obviously is different from the length growth rate of dragrope.When these structures were dragged a pipeline together, a structure can lag behind to some extent with respect to other structure, and wherein these structures are to be contained in together in this pipeline.Layer material and dragrope material are under the peak value drag load, and promptly just the length growth rate before breaking preferably is not more than 75%, and preferably approximately between 15% to 60%.More preferred range is about 25% to 40%.For example, nylon 6 is exactly a kind of preferable material, and its length growth rate under the peak value drag load is about 40%.Polyester is another kind of preferable material, and its length growth rate under the peak value drag load is about 25%.
The tensile strength of the material of pipe layer in further feature of the present invention relates to.In an interior pipe of the present invention, the endwise tensile strength of each layer is preferably at least about 12.5 pounds of per inch width.The endwise tensile strength of each layer can be in the scope of about 12.5 to 300 pounds of per inch width, more preferably in the scope of 50 to 250 pounds of per inch width.Yet most preferably the endwise tensile strength of each layer is in the scope of 100 to 200 pounds of per inch width.For example, each layer 102,104,106 and 108 in the interior pipe 100 can be made of a kind of like this woven fabric material, and its warp and parallel all are made of nylon 6, and its endwise tensile strength is about 150 pounds of per inch width.
Interconnective each layer made the as a whole inner tube structure that forms together, and its endwise tensile strength is at least about 90 pounds of per inch width.But its endwise tensile strength can be in the scope of 50 to 5000 pounds of per inch width, and preferred scope is about from 125 to 4500 pounds, and highly preferred scope is from 1250 to 4000 pounds approximately.
Further feature of the present invention can describe with reference to figure 6.Specifically, Fig. 6 is the synoptic diagram of the used woven interior pipe textile material bar 160 of the present invention.This has along its length the warp thread 162 that extends and across the weft yarn 164 of its Width.Shown in giving an example among Fig. 4, weft yarn 164 is flexible and has certain rigid or certain curling resistance, in this helps in the pipe layer body of broad keep the state that they heave with respect to narrower layer, and can not curl or play crease towards adjacent narrower layer.Vertically do not consider this curling or crease substantially at each layer.Therefore, the curling resistance of warp thread 162 can be less than the curling resistance of weft yarn 164 among Fig. 6.The preferred embodiment of bar 160 is like this equally, and wherein warp thread 162 is made of polyester, and it has first curling resistance; Weft yarn 164 is made of nylon 6, and it has the second bigger curling resistance.Thereby polyester is preferably used as the elongation difference minimum that warp thread 162 makes itself and dragrope, and dragrope also preferably is made of polyester.
Curling resistance can recover the angle by curling and represent.Should curl recover the angle and be according to AATCC method 66 with sample material behind broken line folding 180 degree, the number of degrees that sample returns towards straight open mode.For example, the material of a kind of specific interior pipe layer that constitutes according to the present invention, its warp thread is the heat curing-type polyester, weft yarn is a nylon 6.The curling recovery angle that has found that this material warp-wise is 70 degree, and the curling recovery angle of broadwise is 135 degree; The material of a kind of similar true qualities polyester rather than heat curing-type polyester is 50 degree at the curling recovery angle of warp-wise, is 125 degree at the curling recovery angle of broadwise; A kind of material that all has the heat curing-type polyester yarn in warp-wise and broadwise is 90 degree at the curling recovery angle of warp-wise, is 75 degree at the curling recovery angle of broadwise; And be 130 degree at the curling recovery angle of warp-wise at the similar material that warp-wise and broadwise only have a true qualities nylon yarn, at the curling recovery angle of broadwise 120 degree.
Thereby in the material of pipe layer must have enough rigidity can shrinkage or agglomerating under the effect of dragrope and cable, thereby but its also must have enough pliabilities can drag at an easy rate wherein be mounted with in the corner and fluctuating place of pipeline of pipe.INDA IST90.3 test process is a kind of method of determining interior pipe layer material rigidity.In this process, at first a flexible material sample is completed on grooved surface, force material to pass this slit with a blade then, the result represents with applied force.According to the present invention, vertically extend through pipe layer material in of slit and can be forced to broken line bending along a horizontal expansion, this rigidity test results is preferably approximately in the scopes of 950 to 1750 grams.Lateral extensometer is crossed pipe layer material in of slit can be forced to broken line bending around a longitudinal extension, and its rigidity test results is preferably in the scopes of 150 to 750 grams.Therefore it is less interiorly to manage the rigidity of layer material bar on width; Big suppleness corresponding on its width has then helped avoid crease, thereby the broad layer of pipe is heaved state with respect to adjacent than the streak maintenance in helping, this as top with reference to figure 4 described.For example, the weft yarn 164 of woven interior pipe textile material bar 160 (Fig. 6) is made of nylon 6, and the rigidity test results that has found that this yarn is between 350 to 550 grams; Its warp thread 162 is made of polyester.The rigidity test results that has found that this yarn is between 1250 to 1450 grams.
Also can stipulate the friction factor of interior pipe layer material of the present invention.According to feature of the present invention, based on the high-density polyethylene material of its acting force along the longitudinal axis of material, dry type coefficient of static friction of pipe layer material is preferably approximately between 0.010 to 0.500 in this.This scope more preferably approximately is from 0.025 to 0.250, the most preferably approximately from 0.035 to 0.100.For example, a kind of warp thread is that polyester, weft yarn are pipe layer in nylon 6 woven, has found that its dry type coefficient of static friction is that longitudinal axis, material are 0.064 during for high density polyethylene at force direction.And being its corresponding friction factor of the poly similar material of heat curing-type, warp thread is about 0.073; A kind of all is that its corresponding friction factor of material of heat curing-type polyester yarn is about 0.090 in warp-wise and broadwise; A kind of its corresponding friction factor of material that all has true qualities nylon 6 raw yarns in warp-wise and broadwise is about 0.067.Aforementioned four kinds of materials acting force during along axis of pitch its friction factor be respectively 0.085,0.088,0.110 and 0.110.Its kinetic friction coefficient or the coefficient of sliding friction were respectively 0.063,0.56,0.058 and 0.049 when these materials, material were still high density polyethylene, acting force along longitudinal axis.These kinetic friction coefficient were respectively 0.064,0.067,0.078 and 0.075 when correspondingly acting force was along axis of pitch.Although these coefficients of sliding friction of being tested are highly preferred, but the present invention also comprises wideer scope, for example approximately from 0.0050 to 0.1250, the intermediate value that also comprises this scope approximately from 0.0075 to 0.0625, and narrower range approximately from 0.0100 to 0.0250.
Further feature of the present invention relates to the hatch frame of passage in the inner tube structure.Except adjacent each layer had different width, the present invention preferably further comprised a kind of characteristic of layers of material, and this characteristic is relevant with the hatch frame of the passage that forms between each layer and by each layer.This material behavior of each layer is a kind of elastic force of spring-like, and this elastic force can make inner tube structure keep upright freely (free standing) state, as the state of the inner tube structure 100 of Fig. 7 shown in for example.When surface 200 when interior pipe 100 being flattened fully on surface 200 by actuator 202 under the effect of applying test force F, and in actuator 202 withdrawals, when directed force F discharges, interior pipe 100 preferably can rebound fully or bounce back into its original free-standing state basically fully." fully flatten " is meant layer 104,106 and 108 deflection of broad and is biased on the narrowest layer 102, and till added test force F reached peak value, further compression and interior pipe l00 did not damage at the peak value place.This state that flattens fully comprises turning up between broad layer 104,106 and the 108 overlapping pleats.In pipe is under identical mode in pipe 100 or constructed according to the invention another, the peak value test force that is wherein applied is about 85% to 100% o'clock of peak value test force last time, preferably can not compressed once more.Pipe can keep the structure of its opening more in this means, and cable passes cable passage by this opening.
Fig. 8 is similar to Fig. 6, and it is depicted as another interior pipe layer material bar 200 constructed according to the invention.Bar 160 shown in the image pattern 6 is the same, and bar 200 comprises that one has warp thread 202 and weft yarn 204 braiding structures.Bar 200 further comprises an isolated body 206, it can stop air to flow through bar 200 between warp thread 202 and the weft yarn 204, the bar of this sealing can make cable blow over inner tube structure and not have the Pneumatic pressure loss, and this Pneumatic pressure loss is from the air duct that outwards passes through layer body.
All layers of pipe in sealing strip can be used to form, but it more preferably is used for forming the outermost layer of inner tube structure.For example, available a pair of bar as bar 200 forms the outermost layer 16 and 22 of above-mentioned inner tube structure 10; An available bar as bar 200 forms all layers 102-108 of above-mentioned inner tube structure 10.In the embodiment shown in fig. 8, isolated body 206 is the very thin plastic materials of one deck, and it is attached in hot pressing on warp thread 202 and the weft yarn 204.If inner tube structure includes a plastics air insulated body as layer body 206 on the position of geared cable passage inner face, this air insulated body is preferably formed by a kind of plastic material so, and the temperature of fusion of this plastic material is not less than the temperature of fusion of the plastic casing material of the cable of blowing over passage.
The present invention is the description of carrying out with reference to preferred embodiment, and those of ordinary skills will appreciate that also the present invention also has many improvement. change and the modification part.This improvement, variation and modification are all within the scope that claims are asked for protection.
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1. device comprises:
A flexible structure, it is used for encapsulating and carrying at least one cable, and described structure comprises flexible material, and this flexible material forms a vertical passage that structurally encapsulates and carry a cable at least;
Described flexible structure is formed by the described flexible material of a slice; And
One cable is drawn in the draw-gear of described structure.
2. device as claimed in claim 1, the temperature of fusion of wherein said flexible material are at least about 220 ℃.
3. device as claimed in claim 1, wherein said flexible material are a kind of woven fabric.
4. device as claimed in claim 3, wherein said woven fabric comprises monofilament yarn.
5. device as claimed in claim 4, the fiber number of wherein said monofilament yarn is between the 200-1000 denier.
6. device as claimed in claim 1, wherein said flexible material are a kind of fabric.
7. device as claimed in claim 1, wherein said draw-gear longitudinally passes described passage, and chooses from traction belt or rope.
8. device as claimed in claim 1, one of them cable vertically passes described passage, and described cable has a crust, and this crust has first temperature of fusion, and described flexible material has second temperature of fusion that is not less than described first temperature of fusion.
9. device as claimed in claim 1, wherein said flexible material form two vertical passages at least, and each passage can both encapsulate and carry a cable.
10. device as claimed in claim 1, the horizontal coiling-resistant of wherein said flexible material recover the angle and spend in the scope between 130 degree about 50 greatly.
11. device as claimed in claim 1, wherein said flexible material are a kind of fabrics, its warp thread is made of polyester, and its weft yarn is made of nylon.
12. device as claimed in claim 1, the longitudinal tensile strength of wherein said flexible material are at least 12.5 pounds of about per inch width.
13. as the device of claim 12, the longitudinal tensile strength of wherein said flexible material is greatly in the scope of 12.5 to 300 pounds of per inch width.
14. device as claimed in claim 1, the length growth rate of wherein said flexible material are not more than about 75% under the peak value drag load.
15. device as claimed in claim 1, the length growth rate of wherein said flexible material are not more than about 40% under the peak value drag load.
16. device as claimed in claim 1, the length growth rate of wherein said flexible material are not more than about 25% under the peak value drag load.
17. device as claimed in claim 1, wherein said structure forms can resiliently be partial to an open channel, and is easy to laterally folded.
18. device as claimed in claim 1, the friction factor of wherein said flexible material based on the high density polyethylene on the described material, when force direction is longitudinal axis, is less than about 0.1250 greatly.
19. it is that 0.25 inch polypropylene rope can the described structure sample of burn through when continuing to drag described sample in 90 seconds at least with the speed of 100 feet of per minutes under 450 pounds of pulling force in the cutting test of dragrope pipeline that device as claimed in claim 1, wherein said flexible material should make diameter in the choice.
20. device as claimed in claim 1, wherein said flexible material are a kind of fabrics, its warp thread and weft yarn constitute by polyester material.
21. a flexible insert that is used for raceway, it comprises:
The warp thread of flexible material is formed by polyester, and weft yarn is formed by nylon, and this flexible material should form a vertical passage at least;
The length growth rate of wherein said flexible material is not more than about 40% under the peak value drag load.
22. as the device of claim 21, the temperature of fusion of wherein said flexible material is at least about 220 ℃.
23. device as claimed in claim 21, wherein said flexible material are a kind of woven fabric.
24. device as claimed in claim 23, wherein said woven fabric comprises monofilament yarn.
25. device as claimed in claim 24, the fiber number of wherein said monofilament yarn is between the 200-1000 denier.
26. device as claimed in claim 21 also includes the draw-gear of cable being drawn in described structure.
27. device as claimed in claim 26, wherein said draw-gear longitudinally passes described passage, and described draw-gear is chosen from traction belt or rope.
28. device as claim 21, one of them cable vertically passes described passage, described cable has a crust, this crust has first temperature of fusion, described flexible material has second temperature of fusion that is not less than described first temperature of fusion, and the length growth rate of described flexible material is not more than about 40% under the peak value drag load.
29. device as claimed in claim 21, wherein said flexible material form two vertical passages at least, each passage can both encapsulate and carry a cable.
30. as the device of claim 21, the horizontal coiling-resistant of wherein said flexible material recovers the angle and spends in the scope between 130 degree about 50 greatly.
31., comprise that also one is arranged on the cable of described vertical passage as the device of claim 21.
32. as the device of claim 21, the longitudinal tensile strength of wherein said flexible material is at least 12.5 pounds of about per inch width.
33. as the device of claim 32, the longitudinal tensile strength of wherein said flexible material is greatly in the scope of 12.5 to 300 pounds of per inch width.
34. as the device of claim 21, the length growth rate of wherein said flexible material is not more than about 25% under the peak value drag load.
35. as the device of claim 21, wherein said structure can resiliently be partial to an open channel, and is easy to folding in the horizontal.
36. as the device of claim 21, the friction factor of wherein said flexible material based on the high density polyethylene on the described material, when force direction is longitudinal axis, is less than about 0.1250 greatly.
37. as the device of claim 21, it is that 0.25 inch polypropylene rope can the described structure sample of burn through when continuing to drag described sample in 90 seconds at least with the speed of 100 feet of per minutes under 450 pounds of pulling force in the cutting test of dragrope pipeline that wherein said flexible material should make diameter in the choice.
38. as the device of claim 21, wherein said device is arranged in the underground pipeline.
39. a device comprises:
A flexible structure, it is used for encapsulating and carrying at least one cable, and described structure comprises flexible material, and this flexible material forms a vertical passage that structurally encapsulates and carry a cable at least; And
One cable vertically passes described passage, and described cable has a crust, and this crust has first temperature of fusion, and described flexible material has second temperature of fusion that is not less than described first temperature of fusion.
40. device as claimed in claim 39, the temperature of fusion of wherein said flexible material are at least about 220 ℃.
41. device as claimed in claim 39, wherein said flexible material are a kind of woven fabric.
42. device as claimed in claim 41, wherein said woven fabric comprises monofilament yarn.
43. device as claimed in claim 42, the fiber number of wherein said monofilament yarn is between the 200-1000 denier.
44. device as claimed in claim 39 also includes the draw-gear of cable being drawn in described structure.
45. device as claimed in claim 44, wherein said draw-gear longitudinally passes passage, and described draw-gear is chosen from traction belt or rope.
46. as the device of claim 39, wherein said flexible material forms two vertical passages at least, each passage can both encapsulate and carry a cable.
47. as the device of claim 39, the horizontal coiling-resistant of wherein said flexible material recovers the angle and spends in the scope between 130 degree about 50 greatly.
48. as the device of claim 39, wherein said flexible material is a kind of fabric, its warp thread is made of polyester, and described weft yarn is made of nylon.
49. as the device of claim 39, the longitudinal tensile strength of wherein said flexible material is at least 12.5 pounds of about per inch width.
50. as the device of claim 49, the longitudinal tensile strength of wherein said flexible material is greatly in the scope of 12.5 to 300 pounds of per inch width.
51. as the device of claim 39, the length growth rate of wherein said flexible material is not more than about 75% under the peak value drag load.
52. as the device of claim 39, the length growth rate of wherein said flexible material is not more than about 40% under the peak value drag load.
53. as the device of claim 39, the length growth rate of wherein said flexible material is not more than about 25% under the peak value drag load.
54. as the device of claim 39, wherein said structure forms can resiliently be partial to an open channel, and is easy to laterally folded.
55. as the device of claim 39, the friction factor of wherein said flexible material based on the high density polyethylene on the described material, when force direction is longitudinal axis, is less than about 0.1250 greatly.
56. as the device of claim 39, it is that 0.25 inch polypropylene rope can the described structure sample of burn through when continuing to drag described sample in 90 seconds at least with the speed of 100 feet of per minutes under 450 pounds of pulling force in the cutting test of dragrope pipeline that wherein said flexible material should make diameter in the choice.
57. as the device of claim 39, wherein said flexible material is a kind of fabric, its warp thread and weft yarn are made of polyester.
58. a device comprises:
A flexible structure, it is used for encapsulating and carrying at least one cable, and described structure comprises textile material, and this textile material forms a vertical passage that structurally encapsulates and carry a cable at least;
Described textile material, its warp thread is made of polyester, and its weft yarn is made of nylon; And
One cable is drawn in the draw-gear of described structure.
59. device as claimed in claim 58, wherein said draw-gear vertically passes described passage, and described draw-gear is by choosing from traction belt or rope.
60. device as claimed in claim 59, wherein said textile material and described dragrope or rope have length growth rate separately, and this length growth rate is equal substantially under given drag load.
61. device as claimed in claim 58, wherein said textile material are a woven fabric.
62. device as claimed in claim 58, the fiber number of wherein said yarn is between the 200-1000 denier.
63. device as claimed in claim 58, wherein said structure is formed by the described textile material of a slice.
64. device as claimed in claim 58, wherein said structure can resiliently be partial to an open channel, and is easy to folding in the horizontal.
65. as the device of claim 58, wherein said structural arrangement is in a pipeline.
66., a cable arrangements is wherein arranged in described structure as the device of claim 65.
67. a device comprises:
One pipeline;
A flexible structure, it is arranged in the described pipeline;
Described flexible structure is used for encapsulating and carrying at least one cable, and described structure comprises woven textile material, and this textile material forms a vertical passage that structurally encapsulates and carry a cable at least;
The warp thread of described textile material is to be made of polyester, and its fiber number is between the 200-1000 denier;
The weft yarn of described textile material is to be made of nylon, and its fiber number is between the 200-1000 denier; And
One cable is drawn in the draw-gear of described structure.
68. as the described device of claim 67, wherein said flexible structure is formed by the woven textile material of a slice.
69. as the described device of claim 67, wherein said draw-gear vertically passes described passage, and described draw-gear is by choosing from traction belt or rope.
70. as the described device of claim 69, wherein said woven textile material and described dragrope or rope have length growth rate separately, this length growth rate is equal substantially under given drag load.
71. as the described device of claim 69, wherein said structure can resiliently be partial to an open channel, and is easy to folding in the horizontal.
72. a device comprises:
A flexible structure, it is used for encapsulating and carrying at least one cable, and described structure comprises a slice textile material, and this textile material forms a vertical passage that structurally encapsulates and carry a cable at least; And
One cable is drawn in the draw-gear of described structure.
73. as the described device of claim 72, wherein said draw-gear vertically passes described passage, and described draw-gear is by choosing from traction belt or rope.
74. as the described device of claim 73, wherein said textile material and described dragrope or rope have length growth rate separately, this length growth rate is equal substantially under given drag load.
75. as the described device of claim 72, wherein said flexible structure is arranged in the pipeline.
76. a device comprises:
One pipeline;
At least two independently, be arranged in described ducted flexible structure;
Each flexible structure all includes textile material, and this textile material forms a vertical passage that structurally encapsulates and carry a cable at least.
77., also comprise a cable drawn in the wherein draw-gear of at least one described structure as the device of claim 76.
78. as the device of claim 77, wherein said draw-gear is dragrope or rope.
79. as the device of claim 78, the length growth rate of wherein said dragrope or rope and described textile material is equal substantially under given drag load.
80. as the described device of claim 76, the temperature of fusion of wherein said textile material is at least about 220 ℃.
81. as the described device of claim 76, wherein said textile material is a kind of woven fabric.
82. as the described device of claim 81, wherein said woven fabric comprises monofilament yarn.
83. as the described device of claim 82, the fiber number of wherein said monofilament yarn is between the 200-1000 denier.
84. as the described device of claim 76, one of them cable vertically passes at least one in the described passage, described cable has a crust, and this crust has first temperature of fusion, and described textile material has second temperature of fusion that is not less than described first temperature of fusion.
85. as the described device of claim 76, at least one in the wherein said flexible structure forms at least two vertical passages, each passage can both encapsulate and carry a cable.
86. as the device of claim 76, the horizontal coiling-resistant of wherein said textile material recovers the angle and spends in the scope between 130 degree about 50 greatly.
87. as the device of claim 76, wherein said textile material is a kind of fabric, the yarn of this fabric is made of the yarn that is selected from polyester, nylon or its combination.
88. as the device of claim 87, in described fabric, its warp thread is made of polyester, its weft yarn is made of nylon.
89. as the device of claim 76, the longitudinal tensile strength of wherein said textile material is at least 12.5 pounds of about per inch width.
90. as the device of claim 76, the longitudinal tensile strength of wherein said textile material is greatly in the scope of 12.5 to 300 pounds of per inch width.
91. as the device of claim 76, the length growth rate of wherein said textile material is not more than about 75% under the peak value drag load.
92. as the device of claim 76, the length growth rate of wherein said textile material is not more than about 40% under the peak value drag load.
93. as the device of claim 76, the length growth rate of wherein said textile material is not more than about 25% under the peak value drag load.
94. as the device of claim 76, at least one can resiliently be partial to an open channel in the wherein said flexible structure, and is easy to folding in the horizontal.
95. as the device of claim 76, the friction factor of wherein said textile material based on the high density polyethylene on the described material, when force direction is longitudinal axis, is less than about 0.1250 greatly.
96. as the device of claim 76, it is that 0.25 inch polypropylene rope can the described structure sample of burn through when continuing to drag described sample in 90 seconds at least with the speed of 100 feet of per minutes under 450 pounds of pulling force in the cutting test of dragrope pipeline that wherein said textile material should make diameter in the choice.
97. as the device of claim 76, wherein said at least one structure is to be formed by the described textile material of a slice.
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